Have you invested time and money in counseling or therapy and still have this nagging feeling that something isn’t quite right? Do you have an emptiness inside that never seems to get filled no matter what you do? Do you have a hurt or a fear that continues to linger no matter how many issues have been resolved and conflicts have been dealt with? If so, toxic shame may be getting in the way. This book describes the journey which transformed the author’s toxic shame into a sense of purpose and passion. It’s about how her shame developed; how it turned toxic; how the toxic shame was healed; and how it was transformed into purpose and passion. That path is available to all who seek it. If you feel like there is something missing in your life, you too can follow this path to inner healing and peace. Included with this book is a CD, Songs of Healing, to help pave the way to this path.

When Therapy Isn't Enough: How to Fill the Holes Counseling Doesn't Fill

Religion & Spirituality

Detweiler, Mary

Christian Books & Bibles

Partnership Pubns

Though tremendous legislative strides have been made regarding gender inequality in the United States, sexism still exists, and the Christian church has played a major role in maintaining its existence. This will change when and if individuals swim upstream against the status quo in their churches, refusing to let opposition stop them.
 The stories of individuals who made significant contributions to both the civil rights movement and the women’s rights movement fill this book in the hope that their stories will encourage you to swim upstream against gender inequality in your church.

When Going with the Flow Isn?t Enough . . . Swim Upstream

Credo House Publishers

Have you invested time and money in counseling or therapy and still have this nagging feeling that something isn't quite right? Do you have an emptiness inside that never seems to be filled no matter what you do? Are you unable to shake depression, anxiety, and anger? Do destructive habits or crippling hang-ups have such a hold on you that you can't seem to break them? At one time, Mary Detweiler answered yes to each of these questions. She now answers with a resounding NO.

When Therapy Isn't Enough: Where Healing Can Be Found

Self-Help

Personal Transformation

If you have everything you ever wanted and still feel empty inside . . . If you have achieved everything you ever wanted to achieve and still feel inadequate . . . If you would like to feel okay about yourself regardless of what others think of you . . . If you would you like to possess an unshakeable internal peace and joy which does not change when circumstances change . . . If you would you like to experience a constant internal security which never gets shaken no matter what the world throws at you . . . this book is for you. MARY DETWEILER has been committed to helping people live healthy, happy lives emotionally and relationally since early adulthood. In the past she did this through her career as a psychotherapist and her service as a recovery ministry leader. She now does this through her writing. She lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

When Success Isn't Enough . . . purpose is plenty

People in the final season of life tend to look backward, either with regret or pride or peace. Mary Detweiler, however, encourages individuals in the final season of life to look forward, to what will happen to you when your physical body passes away. Death is inevitable and, whether or not you're in the final season of life, it is wise to prepare for it by developing an exit strategy to determine where you will spend eternity. Some of you reading these words disagree. You don't believe there is more to us than our physical bodies, you don't believe in God, and you don't believe in an afterlife. Take a chance and read this book anyway. It is written for you. Some of you reading these words do believe in God and do believe in an afterlife; however, you either don't know where you are with God or you don't understand what that means. This book is written for you too. MARY DETWEILER has been committed to helping people live healthy, happy lives emotionally and relationally since early adulthood. She did this through her career as a psychotherapist and her service as a recovery ministry leader. She is now focused on encouraging people to develop healthy spiritual lives so they will have a strategy in place for when the time comes to exit their physical bodies. She lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

Do You Have an Exit Strategy?